Charlotte Tierney
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https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-cat-bride/charlotte-tierney/9781784633622 Conjunctions / The London Magazine / 3:AM / NER / Galley Beggars Prize 2023 / Nightjar / Weird Horror. All ‘moor, no snore.
It is actually very good. Very chill and introspective. Also, nature.
Rose Ruane@regretteruane.bsky.social · 2w agoLondon loves, won’t you join us please to discuss this extraordinary book, finally being republished to the admiration it so richly deserves
Watch to see how 3am was for me!
Story Hour@storyhour.bsky.social · 2w agoThis week on Story Hour, Charlotte Tierney and Jeffrey Ford read weird horror tales! These stories address relationships, self-respect, and flying heads. Heavy subjects brightened with flecks of the comic. You can still watch! @charlieratpig.bsky.social @jeffreyford8.bsky.social youtu.be/Ru2fJAI88fI
This week on Story Hour, Charlotte Tierney and Jeffrey Ford read weird horror tales! These stories address relationships, self-respect, and flying heads. Heavy subjects brightened with flecks of the comic. You can still watch! @charlieratpig.bsky.social @jeffreyford8.bsky.social youtu.be/Ru2fJAI88fI
July 22, 2026 Story Hour: Jeffrey Ford and Charlotte Tierney
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This week, two authors make their terrifying Story Hour debuts*! Join us for spooky stories from @charlieratpig.bsky.social and @jeffreyford8.bsky.social ! Wednesday! 7:00 p.m. PDT! *They’re both reading horror. We have no plans to terrify the guests. www.storyhour2020.com
I’m reading with Charlotte Tierney, author of The Cat Bride, July 22nd at 7 pm edt West Coast and 10 pm edt East Coast.
I'll be reading with Charlotte Tierney, author of the fabulous Cat Bride, for Story Hour www.storyhour2020.com, July 22nd at 7pm PST and 10 EST. If you've not read this book, definitely check it out.
New on the blog today, I've written about some of my favourite COMING-OF-AGE NOVELS from the shelves. Featuring books by Rumer Godden, Jean Rhys, L. P. Hartley and more! #BookSky 💙📚 jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2026/06/11/c...
Coming-of-age novels – some favourites from my shelves
This is a post I’ve been meaning to put together for a while, a celebration of some of my favourite novels in which the dark realities of the adult world begin to impinge on the innocence of childh…
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As a reminder, A Personal Anthology is a long-running project celebrating the short story, in which I invite guest editors to pick and introduce their dozen favourite short stories. It exists as a Substack mailout and an archive with over 3,000 short story recommendations: apersonalanthology.com
A Personal Anthology
Writers, critics and others dream-edit a personal anthology of their favourite short stories
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New Review - I return to Earthsea for a book that keeps you thinking about the times we are in - The Farthest Shore by Ursula K Le Guin www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2026/6/...
The Farthest Shore by Ursula K Le Guin — Runalong The Shelves
First Published – 1972 Evil is at work in Earthsea. Wizards are losing their powers, chanters forgetting their songs, craftsmen no longer using their skills. The equilibrium of the Archipelago is...
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So happy to have these two in my house. Both out on 4th June New stories - Sail Away Land new paperback - The Expansion Project. Thank you @grantabooks.bsky.social @jasonarthur.bsky.social
I am still thinking about this novel - here's @jonathangibbs.bsky.social saying interesting things about it
Jonathan Gibbs@jonathangibbs.bsky.social · 3mo ago2026 Reading 31: The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley. Splendid, tremendous book. My favourite of those of hers that I’ve read. Certainly, it seems more generous to its characters than previous outings, though there are some monsters, too. But there is space for humanity, for them to breathe.
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Ancillary Review of Books@ancillaryreviewofbooks.org · 4mo agoBig news! ARB's first fundraiser is officially live! We're shooting for the very modest goal of $1k, with lots of stretch goals in mind. Your support is of course appreciated, and any help in spreading the word would be wonderful!
Happy almost-birthday to The Cat Bride! To celebrate, would anyone like a copy of this weird nineties feline gothic fairytale, reviewed by The Guardian as “A STUNNINGLY EVOCATIVE, BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN GOTHIC NOVEL”? DM if so! First come, first served. Please share!
Happy almost-birthday to The Cat Bride! To celebrate, would anyone like a copy of this weird nineties feline gothic fairytale, reviewed by The Guardian as “A STUNNINGLY EVOCATIVE, BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN GOTHIC NOVEL”? DM if so! First come, first served. Please share!
Delighted to have a new story, "Rope," published in one of my favourite magazines alongside this powerhouse ToC. It's short and strange, and I hope you'll give it a read. www.bourbonpenn.com @bourbonpenn.bsky.social
Cannot disagree.
Harare Review of Books@hararereview.com · 5mo agoSince it's Mothering Sunday: There's a delightfully absurd story by Charlotte Tierney about a new mother haunted by ghost babies in The Best Weird Fiction of The Year, Volume 1, from @undertow.bsky.social. It's called A Woman's Place Is In The Haunted Home.
Since it's Mothering Sunday: There's a delightfully absurd story by Charlotte Tierney about a new mother haunted by ghost babies in The Best Weird Fiction of The Year, Volume 1, from @undertow.bsky.social. It's called A Woman's Place Is In The Haunted Home.
I finally put some films from 2014 and thereabouts in for developing last week. What I love about analogue is the feeling of digging up buried treasure.
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Books — Haunt Publishing
Haunt publishes books in the Gothic, horror and dark fiction genres.
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It is here! Huge thanks to @influxpress.bsky.social @dan.coxon.belly.social @charlotteseymour.bsky.social, Luke Bird and Vince Haig, and profound gratitude to the blurbers: @aetwigg.bsky.social @charlieratpig.bsky.social @seanbirnie.bsky.social, James Miller and Aliya Whiteley In bookshops now!
Gosh, missed it at the time, but The Cat Bride made it onto queen Lisa Tuttle’s ‘best of the best 2025’! aqueductpress.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-...
The Pleasures of Reading, Viewing, and Listening in 2025, pt.4: Lisa Tuttle
Pleasures of Reading in 2025 By Lisa Tuttle Because I am still writing a monthly roundup of SF/Fantasy/horror books for The Guard...
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Gosh, missed it at the time, but The Cat Bride made it onto queen Lisa Tuttle’s ‘best of the best 2025’! aqueductpress.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-...
The Pleasures of Reading, Viewing, and Listening in 2025, pt.4: Lisa Tuttle
Pleasures of Reading in 2025 By Lisa Tuttle Because I am still writing a monthly roundup of SF/Fantasy/horror books for The Guard...
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Congratulations to all nominees on the ballot for the Bram Stoker Awards®, especially to @thomasha.bsky.social for his novelette "Uncertain Sons" in the Long Fiction category, and to Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece for her "St. Dymphna's School for Borderland Girls" in Short Fiction. Well done!
Made up with a lovely review of The Cat Bride in Fortean Times!!
New review of The Cat Bride in the Fortean Times! “The novel is often claustrophobic, but it keeps you turning the pages.” In Charlotte Tierney’s The Cat Bride, a “tynx” roams the moors—or is it all “folklore-fuelled delusions”? A haunting tale of unreliable memories. #BookSky
